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Scribner/Scrivners from Carroll County MD

pixiedust523 — 2009-11-12 21:32:05Z

I found out that the Scribner Family I am looking for are out of Upperco in Carroll county Maryland. I am looking for Steven Henry Scribner B. Aug 1863 Lewis Scrivner/Scribner B. 1814 D.15 Oct 1866 Carroll MD
and any other family members

Thank You
Diana

Re: SCRIBNER, Ezra, 1804-? NB

sarascribner — 2009-11-12 17:34:37Z

Hi, sorry but I haven't searched that line at all - just stuck to the Scribners. Good luck in searching - I found the information at the New Brunswick Provincial Archives great. Have you tried all their online offerings?
Sara

Re: SCRIBNER, Ezra, 1804-? NB

rjbragan — 2009-11-12 02:43:57Z

Hi,
Just joined and found this posting. William was also my great grandfather. Therefore both you and Sara are my cousins. I was wondering if either you or Sara might have any information on the parents of William's father (Cornelius).

Re: SCRIBNER, Ezra, 1804-? NB

rjbragan — 2009-11-12 02:37:37Z

Hi,
Have just joined and found this posting. William was also my great grandfather. Therefore I guess that makes both you and Sara my cousins. I was wondering if you might have any information on the parents of William's father (Cornelius Bragan). I seem to have hit a wall.

Re: Sewell B. Scribner b. abt 1830 New York>Iowa>Indiana

mcornillie1 — 2009-11-12 00:04:55Z

Hello Debbie,

I have researched S. B. Scribner and have come across the same deadends as you.

I do have some additional information for you. His first wife, Anna Marie Radspinner was born in Germany in 1830 and died in 1862. He married Mary Ann Allega in 1863. Finally, he married Bettie E. Griffin in 1881. All these events are Dearborn County, Indiana.

There is a Sewell Brown Scribner who matches the information you have on Sewell B. (i.e. he was born in N.H. and living in New York when Sewell B. was born). The only problem is that he is not listed as a son of that family. You can find this info at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d....

I have more information about the Radspinners as well as Jeanette Scribner if you are interested. Likewise I would be interested in any information you have.

Mark

Re: SCRIBNER, Ezra, 1804-? NB

sarascribner — 2009-10-26 18:51:34Z

Hi Melinda,
I'm glad to make contact with you! I have done some Scribner research in the NB records, but I got the information on Priscilla from other researchers. I'd be glad to email you my Scribner GEDCOM which one of these Canadian researchers (Eugene Jackson) added to, but he also posted it on the familysearch.org site. If you go there and put in Ezra Scribner in Canada and then in the Pedigree resource file click on item #5 - those are Eugene's and my records.

I descend from Thomas Scribner (son of Ezra and Priscilla). There is some great information about Ezra Scribner being a singer, and an active member of the Baptist church in Kings County, NB. In fact there is a stained glass window dedicated to him in the Baptist church still!

I do have some of the census records. My dad used to say there was some Native American in our line, but I surely have never found anything that looks that way. Just to be sure, when you say you found him listed as "native" in the Census, that means native to the province, right? Not Native American. Forgive me if I have just insulted your intelligence, it is so hard to communicate by email, and I just wondered!

I'd love to share what I have with you. John Elliott is another one of the NB researchers who sent me lots of things, and there is great data in that first families website at the NB Gen. society: http://www.nbgs.ca/firstfamilies.html.

I think Eugene Jackson and some of the other Scribner researchers he contacted believe that Ezra's father was Joseph Scribner but there is controversy! Everyone always said that Ezra was descended from the Loyalists, so whoever his father was, he came to NB around 1783. So he was "probably" descended from the CT Scribners.

Let me know if you'd like to see any of my files. I'll check what I have on Hannah when I get home tonight. I see that she was not entered into the LDS database but I know I do have something on her at home.
More later, great to meet you!
Cheers, Sara Scribner

Re: SCRIBNER, Ezra, 1804-? NB

melindacote — 2009-10-26 16:14:28Z

oops-got ahead of myself. Hannah Scribner married Cornelius Bragan (Breagen) and had a son William.

Re: SCRIBNER, Ezra, 1804-? NB

melindacote — 2009-10-26 16:12:44Z

Sara- I made a post before I saw this one. I guess we are long lost cousins! I am looking for more info on Hannah Scribner Bragan (or Breagen), Thomas' older sister born in abt 1835-36. You have given me Priscilla's last name (thank you!) the 1851 NB census lists Hannah and Cornelius Bragan as Native. Any clues on this? Any other info would be greatly appreciated. Hannah and Cornelius Bragan had several sons. William, my great grandfather, moved to Houlton, Me and settled there.
mcote@bradley.edu

Re: SCRIBNER, Ezra, 1804-? NB

melindacote — 2009-10-26 16:05:02Z

I am looking for an Ezra Scribner born abt 1807 in New Brunswick. This man married a woman named Pricilla (born aby 1811) probably some time prior to 1835ish. Their first child Hannah was born abt 1835. Hannah married a William Bragan from New Brunswick and this is also a line I am seeking to follow. In the 1861 NB census she, along with husband William Breagen (as spelled on census) were listed as Native. Anyone have any leads?

Re: LOTS OF SCRIBNER VT INFO COMING SOON

hilltop9Tx — 2009-10-26 01:00:38Z

I may be able to add to your information.
Contact me regarding Benjamin Scribner decendants of Conn
at hilltop9@yahoo.com

Re: Scribners and Arkansas

CJGaines79 — 2009-10-20 03:22:44Z

Your family seems to have similar names to my direct line. If you can give me birth dates of either of the two you mentioned I will try to check census, etc. I do have holes in my line for sons of Brinkley Scribner who may have settled in Arkansas. The two you mention are not in my Scribner file but I believe they may belong there, we just need to figure out how.
Website: http://fp3.antelecom.net/cjay/index.html

Connie Scribner Gaines

Re: Scribners and Arkansas

bsavage57 — 2009-10-13 01:41:04Z

i have a james wiley scribner in russellville arkansas.wife was zelma my sons great grandpa,their dad is james donald scribner with father james wiley scribner jr. i have started at a dead end,nothing.any help apprecitated
thanks bonnie scribner

Re: Andy Scribner

lisastephens81 — 2009-09-14 22:11:27Z

Hi - I am descended from a different Andrew Jackson Scribner but have stumbled upon some misc Scribner stuff that is not for my Scribners:

Muster records (Confed. 9th Mo)
Marriage license for CE Scribner and Mary Susan Bilyew

You can contact me lisa_stephens@verizon.net if interested.

Lisa

Andy Scribner

dorothyretired — 2009-09-14 03:39:08Z

I am looking for any information/family tree for the family of:
Andrew (Andy) Jackson Scribner.

Ora Agnes Dority married Andrew (Andy) Jackson Scribner they had one child, Laura Scribner. They lived in Ada, Oklahoma in the early 1900's and maybe late 1800's. He and and two brothers (John and Frank Scribner) went to prison around May 1909 (The McAlester Prison)

He was also married to Callie D Scribner there children were: Christel Scribner
Donald Scribner
Gene Scribner
Nell Scribner
Thomas V Scribner
Ronald Lee Scribner
Rosa M Scribner
Charles F Scribner
Claud J Scribner

SCRIBNER M I and Minnie A

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-18 20:01:29Z

SCRIBNER M I and Minnie A

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

SCRIBNER Doris Ida 1918-2003

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-18 20:01:18Z

SCRIBNER Doris Ida 1918-2003

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

SCRIBNER Nellie C 1890-1967

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-17 02:33:37Z

SCRIBNER Nellie C 1890-1967

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

SCRIBNER Jess C 1889-1942

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-14 22:02:32Z

SCRIBNER Jess C 1889-1942

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Scribners in Ohio

CaitlinRobinson50 — 2008-10-09 13:32:54Z

Mae Alice is also my gg grandmother. We must be cousins of some kind. Can you email me at PRobinson880@comcast.net.

Thanks! C. Robinson

Hattie Scribner/Stribling Wine

c1mt106 — 2008-12-04 23:13:13Z

Hattie was my GG grand mother I believe she was born Jan of 1883 she married John R. Wine born Dec of 1881 & lived in Virgina (possibly the Stafford area). I have been told she may have american indian decent & her maiden name could either have been Scribner (which is the name my grandmother gave me) OR Stribling which i have found on some of the Federal Census. Hope someone out there has some information on her, her parents, & any information on her indian heritage.

Thanks,
Cheryl

Scribner DNA

RDavenport1776 — 2009-03-20 19:19:23Z

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Use the link below to join the project and purchase your DNA test.

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Re: Scribner

lyndahanway33 — 2009-03-24 02:28:05Z

No I don't think so. Sorry.

Re: Scribner

lyndahanway33 — 2009-03-22 00:27:12Z

Sorry no I don't. The Scribner's that I am are all from VT and NH.

Re: Scribner

PatRamsdell51 — 2008-11-01 06:01:11Z

Lisa, have you found any more information on Hannah Merriman and her descendants? I am trying to determine if Hannah Jemima Scribner is her daughter or the daughter of Polly Ann Boles.

Thanks
Pat Eslick Ramsdell

Re: Scribner

PatRamsdell51 — 2008-11-01 06:00:42Z

Re: Brinkley Scribner line

PatRamsdell51 — 2008-11-01 02:44:31Z

Hannah Jemima Scribner Eslick was my xxx grandmother and have seen two thoughts on her mother: Hannah Merriman and Mary (Polly)Ann Boles. In your posting dated April 2002 you mention a death certificate. Could I get a copy?

Thanks
Pat Eslick Ramsdell

Re: Willliam, Lewis,Pleasant Scribner

PatRamsdell51 — 2008-11-01 02:29:39Z

Mary, I am just now returning to my research on my Scribner Line. William's son, Andrew Brinkley Scribner is the father to my Hannah Jemima Scribner Eslick. I have found two schools of thought on her parentage: one school of thought is her mother is Hannah Merriman and the other thought is Mar (Polly) Ann Boles. Do any of these names match your research or entries in your book?

Thanks
Pat Eslick Ramsdell

Re: Scribners in Missouri/Montana

carlakids — 2009-01-26 18:08:58Z

Hi my name is Carla and I am the great granddaughter of George. My grandpa was Clifford Scribner. I live in Montana and don't really have alot on the Missouri Scribners. I would be interested in staying in touch with you. My e-mail is carlarae56@yahoo.com Thanks Carla

Re: scribner-german

CJGaines79 — 2009-03-28 04:57:32Z

I invite you to the Scribner Family History site
http://fp3.antelecom.net/cjay/index.html which gives the history of the family you mention as we know it and have been able to trace. During the 1800's the Scribners intermarried with Merrimans, Pierces, and Eslicks. The Eslicks were originally Scots but migrated to Germany for some generations, then back to England. The Eslicks also intermarried with the Pierces. The Scribners came from England, but may have Norman extraction.

SCRIBNER Albert Jr 1927-1984

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-11 19:39:24Z

SCRIBNER Albert Jr 1927-1984

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

SCRIBNER Lois M 1917-1999

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-11 19:39:13Z

SCRIBNER Lois M 1917-1999

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Scribner

janeputnambrowe — 2009-03-24 02:08:47Z

buy any chance are you related to any scribners in poultney

Re: Scribners from Vermont and Conn to Iowa

KenlynPerry35 — 2009-05-09 19:56:40Z

It was Nicholas Hale Scribner Senior that bought the first acres of land for the cemetery
Sarah Jane Scribner, his daughter ,(my greatgrandmother) and Nicholas Hale Scribner Junior's sister , writes in Our Town that her father bought the land for the cemetery
and she says there were only 3 people there in the place they now call Eddyville when she and her father arrived there in 1842. She says they lived in wigwams left by the Indians until her father built a house in the spring of 1843. Nancy Baker Younger Scribner (wife of Nicholas Hale Scribner Senior and my gg grandmother ) and the younger children were in Licking county Ohio and came later - the Street named Nancy may be named after her.
K Perry
forjets@aol.com

Boles

Linne61 — 2008-11-03 06:59:32Z

Pat,if you could tell me more about your Boles or their allied families, perhaps I could help you. We have many members of the Bowles list who are looking in Taney Co., MO, if that's the area you're researching. Please contact me directly. Linne Bowles Gravestock linne@gravestock.name

Re: Scribners in Ohio

kk151200 — 2008-10-09 04:14:12Z

Mae Alice Scribner is my gg grandmother. I'm told the Scribners are buried in Willoughby, Ohio.

Scribners in Missouri/Montana

jayneboats — 2008-12-23 16:53:10Z

If anyone has information on any Scribner's, especially those related to George Washington, Samuel Redin, Reddin Scribner, please contact me. We are working on the family tree and would love to trace back as far as possible. Please send me an email with "Scribner" in the subject line at:
jayneboats@aol.com
Thank you!

Re: Matilda Jane Hiland

ScentByAngels — 2008-11-20 15:46:47Z

Matilda was my grandmother's grandmother. She was a Cherokee Indian and Manteka was probably her tribal registered name from the Trail of Tears. She and "Wash" dropped off the march, eloping at age 13 each, and settled in Arkansas, which is where my grandmother Lily Edna Gallaway Salkeld lived. I learned from my great-grandfather that the Scribners had 6 children. In fact, I have a silver calling card tray from "Sally" (Sarah) Scribner. Sally was my great-grandfather's mother. His name was Benjamin Gallaway. Some of the family spells Gallaway as Galloway. The Gallaway family had 6 children: Paul, Tonce, Edith, Edna, Essie, and another daughter who died at a young age. Edna, my grandmother, also had 6 childen, and I am the daughter of the eldest girl, Maxine Salkeld Clough.

Re: Scribners from Vermont and Conn to Iowa

cinderella1800 — 2009-04-12 23:08:46Z

Hi Bruce

I'm Alison, granddaughter of Georgia Sribner (daughter of John E. Scribner, granddaughter of Nicholas Hale Scribner Jr).

Do you have any pictures of the house/Inn in Eddyville? Nancy Scribner lived there after her husband (Nicholas) Hale Jr passed away in 1895. Also, do you know the address?

I was tickled to find this week a city map of Eddyville from 1905. At the north end of town, beside the DesMoines River, is a section of town called "Scribner's Addition" - and two streets side by side are Nancy street and Hale Street! I Google-Earth'd the streets and they are still there.

My mother and I are planning a visit to Iowa this September.I haven't been doing a lot of genealogy for the past few years but the "bug" has bit me again.

Sincerely
Alison

Re: SCRIBNER INDIAN

ckp0601 — 2009-03-01 17:18:46Z

Billy:

My Grandmother always told us that her Grandmother, Matilda Jane Scribner, was Cherokee. We have never found any documentation. Would your Father remember Ricki's maiden name?

Re: Matilda Jane Hiland

ckp0601 — 2009-03-01 17:14:07Z

More than likely we are related. George and Matilda Jane (also called Jane Matilda) lived in the Cushman and Batesville area. Which of George's children are you decended from?

Re: Matilda Jane Hiland

ckp0601 — 2009-01-09 02:34:17Z

Thanks for the information. I would love to contact you about all our family connections. My email is harry074@centurytel.net

Re: Matilda Jane Hiland

danachepey41 — 2009-03-27 21:35:28Z

This is my family line and I would love to hear more about Jane and George Wash Scribner if you could contact me. My e-mail is chapchep2@yahoo.com. Also I was wondering if you have gotten any further back than Lewis Smith from the late 1700's?

Re: scribner-german

danachepey41 — 2009-03-27 20:51:11Z

If your kin to my Oklahoma Scribner's I would love to know the ancestry. My Scribner's lived in Glover Ok. They moved from Arkansas (independence co.) In the late 1800's. They live on the Chickasaw reservation in 1900. James monroe Scribner and Bertie Jane. I've traced them to North Carolina In the late 1700's to Lewis Smith Scribner.

Re: LOTS OF SCRIBNER VT INFO COMING SOON

halfpintshelly — 2009-05-24 02:53:14Z

I have Scribners in my line, hope this is some of them!! I am having a very hard time finding out who Abraham's parents were.

Re: Scribners from Vermont and Conn to Iowa

scribnerpspg — 2009-04-05 18:43:13Z

I was surfing on ancester.com and saw your message board on Nicholas Hale Scribner. My name is Bruce Scribner and my grandfather, George Scribner, great grandfather Nicholas Hale Scribner Jr., and great great Nicholas Hales Sr is buried in the cemetary at Eddyville Iowa. Yes my great great grandfatherNicholas Scribner came from E. Corinth Vermont to Ohio, and then to Eddyville Iowa and built an inn made out of lumber for travelers going west. It is still one of the nicest looking houses in town. In fact I have been in the house once with my brother Kent Scribner who has done family tree search on our ancesters. He has been able to trace our family roots who came from Kent England and landed in Portsmouth New Hampshire in the 1650's. After living in Salisbury New Hampshire, later ancesters moved to E. Corinth and my brother and I have seen the tombstone on my great great great in the cemetary in E. Corinth and believe that is Benjamin. As my brother has our family tree info, am sure he would be happy to help out. Please advise at scribnerpspg@verizon.net

Re: Scribners from Vermont and Conn to Iowa

scribnerpspg — 2009-05-04 17:10:13Z

Hi Alison, sorry for the delay but have been out of the country for 3 weeks. As my father graduated form Eddyville High School, as my grandmother Debra Scribner lived in area all her life, as I had 2 aunts and an Uncle that lived in Albia, I have been by the residence several times; however, do not not the exact street. Several times when it was painted thought it was still the best house in Eddyville. In fact one time when it was being sold, we contacted the realtor and was able to see the inside as well. I know that if you are coming from the downtown area where the old bridge used to be across the river, I would turn left at endof town, go about 3 blocks to the east and it would be on the northwest corner. The house as I remember was white, green shutters, and on top believe it had a small balcony on the 2nd floor where guest quarters were located. Also you might not know that Nicholas Hale Scribner donated land at top of the hill across from new high school for a cemetary and that is where Nicholas Sr. and Jr. is buried. As you enter cemetary you proceed to other end, make right turn at last road and proceed a little ways until
you see two large gravestones on a little rise surrounded by wrought iron black fence, which about 6 years ago my brother, myself and two cousins paid to have fence redone. I will try to see if I have photos and how can I obtain a map on Eddyville like you did. My brother Kent has done family research and has gone back to about 1650 to Portsmouth New Hampshire, Our early great grandfathers lived in Salisbury NewHampshire and one married a Webster from Daniel Webster family. Benjamin Scribner, I believe father of Nicholas Hale Scribner SR, is buried in a cemetary in East Corinth Vermont along with his two wives. My brother andI have been to that cemetary a couple of times. Please respond to scribnerpspg@verizon.net

Re: Matilda Jane Hiland

billyscribner1 — 2009-03-01 07:02:42Z

This is interesting. My dad was just telling me the other day that his great-grandfather was named George Washington Scribner. I wonder if that's the same one. We currently live in AR.

Re: SCRIBNER INDIAN

billyscribner1 — 2009-03-01 06:57:40Z

I am a Scribner from AR. My great-grandmother was a Cherokee Indian who grew up on a reservation in OK. Her first name was Ricki, but I don't recall her maiden name. I've only heard stories of her as she passed away long before I was born. Hope this helps a bit.

Re: Scribner

slipry217 — 2009-03-21 16:39:26Z

I have pleasant scribner born1781 Granville, NC with parents James Brinkley Scribner born abt1745 and Dorothy Smith born 1750 died 1824. Do you have any info on them? Thank you

Sewell B. Scribner b. abt 1830 New York>Iowa>Indiana

historicallydebs — 2009-06-04 02:45:07Z

I am looking for information on a Sewell B. Scribner who is listed on the 1880 Indiana, Dearborn County, Aurora census. He is listed with children Anna, age 19 b. in Iowa, Jennette, age 17 b. in Iowa and Lincoln, age 14 b. in Indiana. Sewell is listed as a widow, he is listed as 50 years old, b. NY, father b. NH, mother b. NH. He is listed as a carpenter.

I can not seem to locate this family on the 1870 Census. For that matter I can not find Sewell Scribner in any other census. I have Anna and Jennette/Jeanette's death certificates and Anna's states Sewell Scribner b. NY has her father and Mary Radspinner b. Germany as her mother. Jeanette's lists Lynn Scribner as father, place born, unknown, mother unknown.

I have found Anna and Jeanette in all census after the 1880 census, until their deahts, unable to locate Sewell or Lincoln.

I would appreciate any thoughts or comments on this family.

Thank you, Debbie